Calls to re-open one of Australind’s most popular landmarks have been met with millions in funding, after more than 2000 residents signed a petition to “save” the town’s jetty.
Kasper Johansen and Luke McPherson
Luke McPherson
Waroona has sturggled to keep its head above water during routine pool safety inspections a government report has shown, ranking in the top ten per cent of overdue pool barrier inspections.
Kasper Johansen
Crash leaves several people injured on South Western Highway in Yarloop.
Staff Reporters
Cooking up a storm for more than 100 community members, the Harvey Community Dinner has had a helping hand from a local primary school’s Mini Vinnies program.
The proposed landfill site embroiled in a two-year legal battle between Perth businessman Greg Poland and Nine news website WAtoday has been approved by the Waroona Shire Council.
Schools from Waroona to Busselton took part in FIRST Australia’s LEGO League, which sees students aged nine to 16 pitted against one another in a competition that tests critical thinking.
The event gets starts from 2pm on Saturday, December 18, when many people will head in early to secure a good viewing spot for the popular parade.
Jacinta Cantatore
The Industry Road Safety Alliance launched its annual Christmas Road Safety campaign, aimed at reminding all road users to stay safe on the roads over the holiday period.
As the Bunbury and Districts Cricket Association nears its new year break and passes the halfway mark of the season, who is your club’s most important player?
Another year means another season of the South West Football League and here are 10 huge games to pencil in to your calendar for 2022.
The release of another set of fixtures will mean clubs are this week feverishly scouring their draw to see how their season stacks up against others.
Jackson Barrett
A Peppermint Grove accountant and shire councillor who stole millions from a rich chicken farmer has failed to convince WA’s highest court that his six-year jail term was ‘unreasonable and unjust’.
Shannon Hampton
Ten of property’s most influential women speak out on gender, major projects and billion-dollar goals.
Kim Macdonald
WA’s status as the Australian gateway to Europe has been cemented with Qantas set to reveal on Wednesday it will establish direct flights between Perth and Rome – and the return of the non-stop London route.
Josh Zimmerman
WA Police have released amazing footage of the moment a scuba diver suffering a severe case of ‘the bends’ was wrenched back from the jaws of death. WATCH NOW
John Flint
Christmas in Carnarvon will be celebrated like never before after the embattled Gascoyne town continues its recovery from the frantic search to find little Cleo Smith
Steve Butler
Police Commissioner Chris Dawson says he will never forget the precious moments after little Cleo Smith was found safe in Carnarvon after an 18-day search
Episode nine of the Cleo Smith podcast ‘My Name is Cleo’ discusses the rescue of the four-year-old an incredible 18 days after she disappeared from the Blowholes campsite.
The brother of the man who went missing from the scene of Margaret River’s bushfire has revealed details of their last exchange and appealed to the public for compassion.
A touted high-end glamping and tourist accommodation centre has made the cut-off for direct assessment by the WA Planning Commission.
Australian mums say they are being forced to send their children overseas to abusive ex-partners by a flawed international law that penalises them for seeking safety for their kids.
Annabel Hennessy
Doctors have released their top five priorities for new Health Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson, with better budget planning a must.
Joe Spagnolo
The 162 people who have died on West Australian roads this year will be commemorated in a powerful new safety campaign, launched days before the Christmas double-demerits period begins.
A man in his 20s has been rushed to hospital after a late night brawl, the latest in a series of violent incidents at the Hillarys Boat Harbour carpark.
Health Minister-elect Amber-Jade Sanderson says she is ‘ready for anything’ as she prepares for the greatest challenge of her political career
Dire labour shortages in WA’s hospitality sector have forced one local restaurant to take extreme measures to attract quality staff – by offering to pay more than twice the minimum wage.
Emily Moulton
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